How To OutSmart Instagram’s New Algorithm
Instagram has changed their algorithm and not for the better.
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Gov. Signs Equal Pay Protection Law At Ticker-Tape Parade For U.S. Women’s Soccer Team
Governor Cuomo today signed into law legislation that expands equal pay laws to prohibit unequal pay on the basis of a protected class for all substantially similar work, and forbids employers from asking prospective employees about their salary history
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Consumer Sentiment Sours In 2ndQ 2019
The New York State Index of Consumer Sentiment in the second quarter of 2019 stands at 87.1 down 6.2 points from the last measurement in the first quarter of 2019, according to the latest poll by the Siena College Research Institute (SCRI).
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RBWN Turns 40!
This year, RBWN turns 40, and the nonprofit organization is undertaking an ambitious fund-raising effort to build a $40,000 RBWN Women’s Professional Development and Scholarship Fund.
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A Nod To A Paris Atelier In Piermont
Elisa, the newest boutique to open in Piermont, is a curated mix of clothing and jewelry from around the world.
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Updated HRA Laws Usher In Uncertainty
mployers are able to use HRA’s to pay premiums their employees incur from purchasing individual insurance on their own.
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Planning for Retirement When Your Kids Have Special Needs
Because kids with special needs often require long-term financial support, establishing a retirement strategy early on is paramount in order to fulfill both your needs and theirs.
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What Employers Can Learn From Ride-Sharing Employee vs. Independent Contractor Debate
The gig economy has brought to a head a debate over how to define people who work for companies like Uber and Lyft: Are they employees or are they independent contractors?
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Hudson Valley EDC and WCA Part Ways
The Hudson Valley Economic Development Corp. and the Westchester County Association which announced a merger last January have called it quits
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A Sit-Down With Jeremy Schulman
Schulman, who spent two years heading up the Rockland County Economic Development Corporation, and is now the Rockland County’s newly named Economic Development and Tourism director, worked with Congresswoman Nita Lowey (NY-17) to snag Sloatsburg a $250,000 matching grant in 2018.
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